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Now you can go from Delhi to London by Bus Across 18 Countries in 70 days

For travel enthusiasts dreaming of an extraordinary adventure, Adventures Overland is bringing back its iconic Delhi to London bus service, offering a road trip of a lifetime. Covering 18 countries over a span of 70 days, this luxury journey spans approximately 20,000 kilometers and promises an unforgettable experience.

The Return of the Legendary Bus Service

The Delhi-to-London bus route is set to resume operations in September, marking the return of a unique travel initiative that last operated almost five decades ago. With the normalization of movement along the India-Myanmar border, Adventures Overland’s Bus to London is gearing up to take travelers on a journey that combines scenic routes, cultural immersion, and modern luxury.

This venture draws inspiration from similar services in the past, such as a 1957 British-run Kolkata-to-London bus route and the double-decker Albert Tours bus service connecting Sydney, India, and London until its discontinuation in 1976. Unlike its predecessors, this service bypasses conflict-prone regions such as Pakistan and Afghanistan, charting a new course through Myanmar, Thailand, China, Kyrgyzstan, and into Europe.

The Itinerary: 18 Countries, Endless Adventures

Participants will traverse through 18 countries, including India, Myanmar, Thailand, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Russia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czech Republic, Germany, France, and England. The route promises breathtaking landscapes, iconic landmarks, and rich cultural experiences at every turn.

A particularly exciting highlight is the crossing of the English Channel via ferry. Passengers will travel from Calais, France, to Dover, England, concluding their journey in the heart of London.

Luxury on Wheels

The bus is no ordinary mode of transport—it’s a luxury home on wheels. With just 20 seats, each passenger is provided with their own private cabin, equipped with modern amenities. The bus offers facilities for dining, drinking, and sleeping, ensuring comfort throughout the journey.

Priced at ₹15 lakhs per person, the cost covers all essentials, including tickets, visas, and accommodations in various countries. For travelers ready to make memories that last a lifetime, this is an investment in a truly unique experience.

A Historical Perspective

The idea of traveling from Delhi to London by bus is not new. In 1957, a British company launched a bus service connecting Kolkata to London via Delhi, which was discontinued after an unfortunate accident. Later, Albert Tours introduced a double-decker bus service between Sydney, India, and London, which operated until tensions in Iran and conflicts between India and Pakistan forced its closure in 1976.

This new initiative by Adventures Overland revives the dream of road travel across continents while navigating routes that ensure safety and convenience.

Practical Details

Travelers will need to ensure they have all necessary documents, including valid visas for the countries on the route. Adventures Overland will assist with documentation and itinerary planning, making it easier for participants to focus on the experience.

A Journey of a Lifetime

From traversing the majestic landscapes of Central Asia to exploring the historic cities of Europe, the Delhi to London bus service by Adventures Overland is more than a journey—it’s a story waiting to be written. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or someone seeking a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, this 70-day odyssey promises to be a unique blend of thrill, comfort, and cultural discovery.

So, if you’ve ever dreamt of waking up in a different country every morning while enjoying the comfort of a luxury cabin, this is your chance. Pack your bags, get your documents ready, and embark on the most epic road trip of your life!

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